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The bond approval authorizes borrowing for municipal purposes, with the bonds sold at $12,606,585.04 and scheduled for repayment from 2028 through 2047. By not opting out, Chelmsford will not restrict licensed cannabis deliveries to adult residents under the new law. The board also approved several business license actions and extended the town accountant’s contract with a 4% salary increase until retirement.
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Approved the $11.615 million general-obligation municipal-purpose bond sale at a price of $12,606,585.04, with interest rates ranging from 4% to 5% and repayment scheduled from 2028 through 2047.
Voted 5-0 not to opt out of the cannabis home-delivery provisions.
Approved changes to the manager, LLC managers, and ownership interests for the all-alcoholic-beverages restaurant license at Pressed Café, 330 Billerica Road.
Granted Diggy’s LLC, doing business as Brickhouse Center, a one-day wine and malt beverages license and an expanded entertainment license for July 3, 2026.
Transferred the Class II auto dealer license at 50 Tyngsboro Road from Duffy’s Auto Company, Inc. to Three Sons Collision of Chelmsford, LLC.
Extended Town Accountant Darlene Lussier’s contract until retirement with a 4% salary increase after rating her performance exceptional.
Appointed Christina Andersen to the CTI Board and approved appointments to the Permanent Building Committee, Parade Committee, and Zoning Board of Appeals.
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